Thanks to local companies

We’d like to say a huge thank you to L&R site services and Nigel Holdcroft Auto Bodies both in Stoke on Trent. They’ve given us huge amounts on time in helping us to get our new Elephant Bike range ready for sale. The bikes are looking great and we’ll be ready for launch in just a few weeks thanks to lots of hard work from lots of good people!

Elephant Bikes lined up waiting for their stickers!
Elephant Bikes lined up waiting for their stickers!

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